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NSIC Offensive Player of the Week
#10 Jake Richter (WR, 6-4, 214, So., Detroit Lakes, Minn./Detroit Lakes HS) - MSU Moorhead
- Caught a career-high 13 passes for 234 yards and two scores in a 31-26 win over BSU
- Finished three yards away from single-game school record
- Caught a 70-yard score in the second half, which was MSUM’s longest scoring play of the season
- Leads the NSIC in receiving yards per game (100.6)
- Is the first NSIC receiver to surpass 1,000 yards this season
NSIC Defensive Player of the Week
#52 Chris Garrett (DE, 6-4, 230, So., Milwaukee, Wis. / Wisconsin Lutheran HS) - Concordia-St. Paul
- Produced a DII Week 10 high of 4.0 sacks, second-most in the NSIC this year in a 16-10 win at SMSU
- Accounted for 32 yards lost on his 4.0 sacks
- Sacks included a 1st quarter strip sack and a 4th quarter 3rd & goal from the CSP 5 yard line, backing SMSU up 13 yards to miss a 35 yard FG
- Made seven total tackles and assisted on a stop for no gain on a 4th & 1 in the 4th quarter
- Leads the country with 1.44 sacks per game (13.0 total)
- Has registered 19 total sacks in 16 career games
NSIC Special Teams Player of the Week
#8 Jonas Schenderlein (K, 6-1, 185, Sr., Jena, Germany / Tri-Cities Christian School) - Concordia-St. Paul
- Tied two school records with three field goals and two 50-plus yarders in a single game
- Connected from 53, 28 and 52 yards and made his only PAT for 10 points in a 16-10 win at SMSU
- Produced touchbacks on all five of his kickoffs and is 29-of-48 (60.4%) which ranks among DII’s top-5
- Has three 50-plus yard field goals on the season and has made a CSP record 9 from 50-plus in his career
- Has 40 career made field goals, just four shy of the school record
- His 10 points moved him up to sixth in CSP history with 215 points
- His 53 and 52 yarders were the fifth and eighth longest in DII this year, giving him three of the longest eight in the country
| Augustana University Vikings |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 34-20 vs. WSU |
6-4, 3-3 South |
L1 |
6th Overall, 4th South |
| Team Notes |
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- Augustana doubled the total offensive yards of Winona State, finishing with 462 yards compared to just 223 for the Warriors
- The Vikings racked up 27 first downs compared to 11 for WSU
- The Vikings limited Winona State to 81 rushing yards. It's the second straight week (87 vs. Concordia St. Paul) that Augustana has allowed less than 100 yards rushing
- With Brett Shepley (124), Nickel Meyers (123), and Jake Welsheimer (102), the Vikings had three 100-yard receivers for the first time all year
- Kyle Saddler finished the game with 65 passing attempts, which broke a 23-year old record set by Pat Graham (62 vs. Minnesota State, 1995)
- Vikings did not allow a sack. The offensive line has only allowed nine (9) sacks all season
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| Top Performer(s) |
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- Brett Shepley finished with a career-high 8 catches for 124 yards. He had a long of 30 yards on the day
- Kyle Theis led the defense with nine tackles
- Joey Newman finished with two sacks, which is a season high. He now has 5.5 on the year
- Saddler finished the day 33 for 65 for 394 yards, two touchdowns, and three interceptions
- Luke Fritsch returned four kicks for 97 yards
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| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10th at Southwest Minnesota State (1 p.m.) |
| Bemidji State University Beavers |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 31-26 vs MSUM |
6-4, 4-2 North |
L1 |
5th Overall, 2nd North |
| Team Notes |
- MSU Moorhead took the Battle Axe away from Bemidji State for the 38th-time in the traveling trophy’s existence
- BSU was set up for a potential game-winning drive with 2:12 to play following an onside kick but followed on the next play with a lost fumble
- The Beavers gave up season highs of 424 passing yards and 234 yards receiving to Dragons wide receiver Jake Richter
- Bemidji State ranks among the top 10 nationally in both red zone offense and red zone defense |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Senior wide receiver Landon Jones set career highs with eight receptions and three receiving touchdowns with 146 yards
- Sophomore wide receiver Mannie Kugmeh led the team with nine receptions for 90 yards and added 63 kick return yards
- Freshman quarterback Alec Ogden threw for 292 yards and four touchdowns while averaging 13.9 yards per completion
- Sophomore linebacker Gabe Ames led BSU with 14 tackles and 2.5 tackles for a loss |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 vs Minot State – 1 p.m. |
| Concordia University, St. Paul Golden Bears |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 16-10 at SMSU |
5-5, 3-3 South |
W1 |
14th Overall, 7th South |
| Team Notes |
- Head coach Shannon Currier becomes program all-time wins leader with 41 (41-35, 7 seasons)
- Defense registers 7 sacks, holds SMSU to 33 carries for 15 yards on the ground and 0-for-4 on fourth down conversions
- Bears win turnover margin, forcing one while playing turnover-free offensively |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Sophomore defensive end Chris Garrett produced an NSIC week 10 high 4 sacks, second-most in an NSIC game this year and a new career-high. His 1.44 sacks (13 total) are a Division II high on the year and he has the fourth-most total sacks in a season in CSP history
- Senior kicker Jonas Schenderlein tied his own school records with two 50-plus yard field goals in a game and three total field goals made in a game, scoring 10 points in CSP's 16-10 road win. All five of his kickoffs were touchbacks, where he ranks in the top-5 nationally in KO/TB rate.
- Sophomore running back Lajuan Preston rushed six times for 53 yards in the fourth quarter after being held to -3 yards in the first three quarters, helping seal CSP's lead on the road. He ranks seventh in the NSIC with 607 rushing yards with a 6.5 average
- Junior wide receiver MJ Williams had his second 100-yard receiving game with 5-105 with a long of 44. He ranks 15th in the NSIC with 595 yards and 16th with 39 catches on the year |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov 10 at Winona State - 1 p.m. |
| University of Mary Marauders |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 55-0 at #5 Minnesota Duluth |
0-10 / 0-6 North |
L10 |
15th Overall, 7th North |
| Team Notes |
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- The Marauders held #5 Minnesota Duluth scoreless in the first quarter on Saturday. UMD had outscored opponents 111-3 in the opening stanza entering the game
- UMary’s 6-game streak of forcing multiple turnovers in a game ended after only gaining one turnover against the Bulldogs
- On the season the Marauders have forced 19 turnovers, 4th highest mark in the NSIC
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| Top Performer(s) |
- Luke Little caught two passes for 47 yards; he leads the team with 38 catches for 618 yards and two touchdowns
- Ryan Nielsen made a career-high 10 tackles against UMD
- Maxwell Askew broke up three passes and made four tackles against the Bulldogs. He is the team leader in interceptions with two
- Noah Krebs had a sack and seven tackles in the UMD game |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 at Minnesota Crookston – 1 p.m. |
| University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 27-0 at NSU |
1-9, 1-5 North |
L6 |
16th Overall, 8th North |
| Team Notes |
- Ali Alkhatib is now ranked third all-time in total tackles with 289. He is 37 tackles behind Cecil Brown, Jr. in second place as he enters his final weekend with the Golden Eagles. In addition, Alkhatib has 148 career solo tackles
- He needs two solo tackles to move past Neil Austin in third and seven solo tackles to surpass Justin Reed in second. Alkhatib would need 12 solo tackles to move past Brown in first
- Alkhatib needs just four tackles for loss to surpass Jim Mages for the career record at Minnesota Crookston
- The Golden Eagle defense limited Northern State to just 346 yards, their second-lowest total of the 2018 season
- Andy Groebner is off to one of the best starts a freshman receiver has had at Minnesota Crookston since Adam Connette in 2014 Groebner is 55 yards ahead of the pace of Connette as he has 30 catches for 537 yards through the first 10 games of career
- Rod Stewart moved past Carl Aho for second all-time in receiving yards in career last weekend against Northern State
- Stewart now has 1,793 career receiving yards
- He is second behind his former teammate Adam Connette, who posted 2,781 career receiving yards in his four years
- Stewart is tied for third all-time with Carl Aho for career receptions with 135 |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Will Cole had an outstanding day with 12 tackles, one tackle for loss, two interceptions, and one pass break-up. He also had a reception on a fake punt for 11 yards and a first down
- Austin Steele notched 10 tackles and a sack against Northern State
- Rod Stewart had four catches for 75 yards against the Wolves
- Jacob Zwieg notched three catches for 38 yards versus Northern State |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 – UMary – 1 p.m. |
| University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 55-0 vs. UMary |
10-0, 6-0 North |
W10 |
4th Overall, 1st North |
| Team Notes |
- UMD hiked its NSIC winning streak to 18 games by defeating UMary 55-0 Saturday for its first shut out of the 2018 season
- The Bulldogs rolled up a season-high 625 yards while holding the winless Marauders to just 59, including a minus-14 on the ground
- The -14 yards is lowest total by a Bulldog opponent since Oct. 19, 2013 (minus-45 by Minot State)
- They also finished with 31 first downs (their most in past 23 games) compared to a mere four for Mary (which is now 0-12 lifetime vs. UMD) while clinching at least share of its 11th straight NSIC North Division title
- UMD will host Northern State this Saturday with a chance to do what only five previous Bulldog clubs have ever been able to do – finish a regular season with a unblemished record (it also happened in 2014, 2010, 2008, 2002 and 1980)
- Also on the line is a chance to secure its 20th NSIC overall championship (and first since 2014)
- Since the NSIC instituted divisional play in 2008, the Bulldogs are a sizzling 68-3 in North Division assignments (and 37-0 at home)
- UMD has outscored the opposition 111-3 in the first quarter this fall (with that lone field goal coming in the season opener at Minot State) and 293-29 in the first half
- The Bulldogs currently rank first among all NCAA II schools in total defense (192.6 yards per game), second in both scoring defense (10.3 points per game) and rushing defense (61.7 ypg) and third in passing defense (130.9 ypg)
- UMD, which is one of 10 unbeaten NCAA II teams remaining in the country, have trailed for just 3:49 all season and that came in one stretch during the second half of its 26-19 double overtime takedown of Bemidji State |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Redshirt freshman running back Zach Ogile scorched Mary for a career-high 120 rushing yards and one touchdown (UMD's first score of the afternoon) on just 12 carries Saturdays
- He became the fourth different Bulldog this season (and in the last five weeks) to crack the 100-yard rushing barrier
- Three Bulldog quarterbacks -- juniors Mike Rybarczyk and Ben Everhart and redshirt freshman Garrett Olson -- combined to throw for 296 yards and three scores
- Everhart went 10-for-16 for 131 yards and two scoring strikes (both to sophomore wide out Johnny McCormick) while Rybarczyk made good on 7 of 10 passes for 114 yards and one touchdown
- Senior outside linebacker Alex Helmer had 3.0 of UMD’s 7.0 quarterback sacks and recovered one fumble while junior free safety Bill Atkins was credited with a team-high six total stops |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 vs. Northern State – 1:05 p.m. |
| Minnesota State University, Mankato Mavericks |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 31-21 vs. USF |
10-0, 6-0 South |
W10 |
1st Overall, 1st South |
| Team Notes |
- MSU won its eighth NSIC South Division Title as they improved to 6-0
- MSU can win its 20th NSIC Overall Title win a win over UIU on Saturday
- With his three touchdown carries versus USF, Nate Gunn established an MSU single-season record with 18 touchdown carries
- Junior Justin Arnold notched 103 receiving yards vs. USF, marking the second time this season he has tallied more than 100 receiving yards in a game
- The Mavericks claimed their eighth NSIC South Division championship since joining the NSIC in 2008
- Minnesota State has won 23 consecutive NSIC games
- Six Mavericks recorded at least seven tackles vs. USF, including junior Alex Goettl who tallied 10 tackles
- Minnesota State limited Sioux Falls to 153 rushing yards |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Nate Gunn, 121 rushing yards, 3 touchdowns
- Alex Goettl, 10 tackles, 1 interception
- JD Ekowa, 10-for-17, 196 passing yards, 1 touchdown pass |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 vs. Upper Iowa – 12 p.m. |
| Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragons |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W, 31-26 |
7-3, 5-1 NSIC North |
W2 |
10th Overall, 5th North |
| Team Notes |
- MSUM regained the Axe with a 31-26 win over Bemidji State
- It is the second time in three years MSUM has reached seven wins and the 7-3 start is best since 1996
- Sophomore WR Grady Bresnahan leads the league at 7.78 receptions per game and is second in all-purpose yardage (123.4)
- Sophomore WR Jake Richter is first in receiving yards per game in NSIC (100.6) and fourth in receptions per game (6.20)
- Senior DB Aaron Doan is sixth in the NSIC at 8.7 tackles per game
- Sophomore DL Darius Woods-Steichen is fifth in the NSIC at 8.0 sacks
- Junior CB Deiondre Taylor is tied for ninth in NSIC with three interceptions and is sixth with 12 passes defended
- Sophomore LB Matt Schoh has two fumble recoveries this season, tied for third in NSIC
- Senior K Joe Tjosvold is sixth in the NSIC with 59 points |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Junior QB Bryce Meehl threw for a career-high 424 yards and two scores in win over BSU
- Sophomore WR Jake Richter set career-highs for receptions (13) and receiving yards (234) in win over BSU; he added two scores and also was three yards away from school single-game mark
- Sophomore RB Zach Simons rushed for two more touchdowns
- WRs Grady Bresnahan had seven catches for a career-high 137 yards
- Senior DB Aaron Doan had 12 tackles
- Senior LB Michael Strand had 10 tackles and a fumble recovery
- Freshman DE Gerald Smith had 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble
- Sophomore DE Darius Woods-Steichen had a sack which forced fumble on BSU’s final drive |
| Up Next |
| Nov. 10 vs. St. Cloud State - 1 p.m. |
| Minot State University Beavers |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L St. Cloud State 30-23 |
1-9, 1-5 North |
L7 |
13th Overall, 6th North |
| Team Notes |
- Minot State wrapped up the home portion of the 2018 schedule with a 30-23 loss to St. Cloud State
- The Beavers forced four turnovers against the Huskies
- Minot State returned an interception for a touchdown for the second time this season |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Kiante Goudeau returned an interception 23 yards for a touchdown, which marked his third career interception return for a touchdown
- Lee Webb rushed for a season-high 52 yards
- Chris Rivers recorded a career-high 14 tackles |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 at Bemidji State – 1 p.m. |
| Northern State University Wolves |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 27-0 vs. UMC |
4-6, 3-3 North |
W2 |
8th Overall, 4th North |
| Team Notes |
- NSU recorded their first shutout since 2015 in a 27-0 win over UMC on Saturday
- NSU tallied 18 first downs, 174 yards rushing, and 172 yards passing
- They averaged 4.4 yards per carry and 7.8 yards per catch, with 346 yards of total offense
- The defense recorded four sacks for a total loss of 55 yards, as well as one interception
- They held the Golden Eagles to just 3-of-20 on third down and 3-of-7 on fourth down |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Hunter Trautman threw for 172 yards with two touchdowns to Boston Bauer and Spencer Johnson
- Gerald Maxwell led the rushers with 80 yards, averaging 6.2 yards per carry
- Dakota Larson and Zech Culbreath led the receivers with 41 and 40 yards respectively
- Chuck Chandler and Brayden McNeary recorded a team high six tackles each
- TJ Roberts notched the lone interception and led the team with three pass breakups
- Jacob Wiedrich recorded 168 yards punting and 287 yards on kickoffs. He averaged 42.0 yards per punt with a 60-yard long and three inside the 20 |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 at Minnesota Duluth – 1 p.m. |
| University of Sioux Falls Cougars |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 31-21 at. No. 1 MSU |
6-4, 4-2 South |
L1 |
3rd Overall, 2nd South |
| Team Notes |
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- The Cougars remain tied for second in the South Division with Winona State (7-3, 4-2)
- USF leads the NSIC in rushing at 282.9 yards per game, which is 42.7 yards per game (427 total rushing yards) better than second place Minnesota State
- USF’s 6.3 yards per carry average is nearly a yard and half better than the next closest team
- USF is sixth in rushing defense in the NSIC at 132.6 yards
- USF ranks second in total offense per game in the NSIC at 475.4 yards per game
- They also lead with 7.2 yards per play with 46 TDs third most in the NSIC
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| Top Performer(s) |
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- Gabriel Watson recorded his 10th straight game of 100-yards rushing or more by totaling 106 yards on 26 carries with two TDs
- Watson leads NCAA DII in rushing with 1,808 yards and also leads both the NSIC and DII with 25 rushing TDs
- He has a 79-yard lead over Jaleel McLaughlin of Notre Dame (1,729 yards)
- He ranks No. 1 nationally in average yards per game at 180.8. On Saturday against MSU, he passed Max Mickey (1,764 yards) as USF’s all-time single season rushing leader
- With 25 TDs, he ranks second all-time at USF (David Ruter, 29, 1998) but first in the NSIC and nationally
- Watson, who has already won three NSIC Offensive Player of the Week honors, is 171 yards away from the all-time NSIC season rushing mark of 1,979 yards by Tyler Tonderum of Southwest Minnesota State
- He needs 192 yards to reach the prestigious 2K plateau
- Michael Maxwell set a career high with eight receptions and totaled 119 receiving yards against MSU
- He recorded his third straight 100-yard receiving game, which was last accomplished at USF by Jeremiah Oates during the 2012 season
- Brody Grantham continues to lead USF in tackles this season at 68 and had eight more against MSU with his second interception of the season
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| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov 10 vs. Wayne State - 1 p.m. |
| Southwest Minnesota State University Mustangs |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 16-10 |
4-6, 1-5 South |
L2 |
12th Overall, 8th South |
| Team Notes |
- SMSU limited CSP to 14 first downs and 281 yards of offense, but SMSU converted just 6 of 17 on third down and was 0 for 4 on fourth down in losing 16-10 to Concordia-St. Paul
- SMSU was sacked seven times in the loss
- SMSU had first and goal twice in the game, but came away with just three points
- Senior quarterback Blake Gimble has 10,107 passing yards in his career and is 10 yards shy of breaking the school record of 10,116 yards set by Jeff Loots from 1990-92.
- Junior wide receiver Daniel Davis ranks 18th in Division II in touchdown receptions (9) and is 12th total receiving yards (989) |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Senior quarterback Blake Gimbel completed 32 of 46 passes for 353 yards and one touchdown
- It was his third straight 300-yard passing game—the first SMSU quarterback to reach the mark in three straight games since 2009—and the 13th of his career
- Junior wide receiver Daniel Davis has 989 receiving yards on the season is looking to become just the eighth SMSU player to reach 1,000 receiving yards in a single season
- Senior linebacker Shane Ratkovich set a school single-season record on Saturday recording his 20th tackle for loss
- He ranks second in Division II with 2.0 tackles for loss per game and is 27th in total tackles per game (10.0) |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 vs Augustana – 1 p.m. |
| St. Cloud State University Huskies |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 30-23 at MINOT |
7-3, 4-2 North |
W1 |
7th Overall, 3rd North |
| Team Notes |
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- St. Cloud State outscored Minot State 21-7 in the second half en route to its 30-23 comeback victory
- The win guarantees the Huskies their best overall and conference record since the 2013 season and the most single-season wins since that season as well
- Gregory Lewis had a career day for St. Cloud State thanks to his 226 rush yards and his game-tying touchdown in the fourth quarter
- The senior running back currently ranks third in the NSIC in total yards (1006) and fourth in yards/game (100.6)
- John Solberg tallied a team-leading 137 receiving yards and a touchdown, his fifth 100+ receiving yards game this season
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| Top Performer(s) |
- Gregory Lewis (37 carries, 226 net rush yards, 1 TD)
- John Solberg (6 targets, 137 receiving yards, 1 TD; fifth 100+ receiving yard game this season)
- Adam Stage (3-3 FGA (23, 24, 31); 3-3 PAT; only Husky to score in the first half of the game (9 points – 3 FGs); 15-19 on FGAs this season; leads the NSIC in FG/game (1.5) and FGA percentage at. 789 (min. 10+ attempts) |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 at MSU Moorhead – 1 p.m. |
| Upper Iowa University Peacocks |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| L 42-35 vs. WSC |
3-7, 1-5 South |
L3 |
11th Overall, 6th South |
| Team Notes |
- The Peacocks raced out to an early 21-0 lead on Senior Day in Fayette after three rushing touchdowns and a pair of interceptions in the first 16 minutes on Saturday in Fayette
- Wayne State scored six touchdowns including a pair of special teams touchdowns to take a three-score lead
- Upper Iowa held massive advantages in first downs (28-17), rushing yards (167-99), passing yards (356-149), total offense (523-248), interceptions (3-1), but the two special teams scores and four missed conversions on fourth down in the game dug too much of a hole to climb out on top
- WSC held off a fourth quarter charge by the home team to come away with a 42-35 win
- Both Wayne State and UIU are now 3-7 in Northern Sun Conference games. |
| Top Performers |
- Senior Jordan Rommes led the team with 11 tackles on defense, while fellow seniors Jesse Hynek (9 tackles), Nic Patterson (7 tackles), Nicolas Corley (6 tackles), Tanner Thompson (5 tackles), Garrett Johnston (3 tackles), and Jordan Wymer (2 tackles, 2 interceptions) all contributed to the defense
- Brent Lammers ran for 78 yards and threw for 356 yards moving over the 7,000-yard mark in career total offense for UIU and the 6,000-yard mark for career passing yards
- Parmely rushed for 38 yards and the three scores, while Conner picked up 37 yards on the ground
- Alexander Stevens led the Peacocks with 9 catches for 161 yards
- Senior Skyler Lehman added 7 catches for 92 yards pushing into the 1,000-yard receiving club for his career |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 at No. 1 Minnesota State - 12 p.m. |
| Wayne State College Wildcats |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 42-35 at UIU |
3-7, 2-4 South |
W1 |
9th Overall, 5th South |
| Team Notes |
- WSC won 42-35 at Upper Iowa
- Wildcats score 42 unanswered points to erase 21-0 deficit early in second quarter |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Junior linebacker Tyler Thomsen had career-high 15 tackles with one interception and one breakup
- Senior wide receiver Nate Rogers had four catches for 60 yards and two TD’s
- Sophomore running back Marlon Warren had two TD runs of 1 and 5 yards |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, November 10 at Sioux Falls - 1 p.m. |
| Winona State University Warriors |
| Last Week |
Season Record |
Streak |
Preseason Poll |
| W 34-20 at Augie |
7-3, 4-2 South |
W2 |
2nd Overall, 2nd South |
| Team Notes |
- Warriors have won five of their last six games
- Defense recorded three interceptions
- One defensive and one special team touchdown
- Limited opponent to less than 100 yards rushing for the fifth time this season |
| Top Performer(s) |
- Senior Elliot Cox returned the opening kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown
- Senior Isaiah Frandsen recorded his eighth receiving touchdown of the season
- Senior Eric Birth rushed for his fourth touchdown of the year
- Sophomore Isaiah Hall tallied two interceptions
- Junior Alonzo Alexander returned his first interception of the season 40 yards for a score |
| Up Next |
| Saturday, Nov. 10 vs. Concordia-St. Paul – 1 p.m. |
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